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If finding truths is hard, speaking them openly is infinitely harder
The pursuits of social bonds, wealth and power have always been common human pursuits.
Kerala re-runs loom as rains’ intensity to grow
Massive floods following unexpected heavy rains leading to the loss of lives and destruction of property have become more common in recent years.
As we get closer to US, let’s not forget the past
No doubt Donald Trump’s businessman’s eye on India’s building boom is a contributory factor.
Two crucial disconnects for Imran
The first is between Imran and Asad Umar, the PM-FM symbiosis and closeness that’s missing.
377: Need a real change in State, society norms
Events have been moving in this direction for nearly a decade.
India needs dignity in its political repartee
KCR is entitled to his point of view, but I have a foundational problem with the manner in which he expressed it.
Of miffed BJP MP and absent Tharoor
Though retired and serving bureaucrats and Army officers have joined political parties in the past, this trend is catching up fast now.
2+2 is a step forward, but it’s no grand leap
The reality of military cooperation with a major power is summed up in the adage — in for a penny, in for a pound.
SC makes history, but ‘gay’ prejudices linger
The LGBT community would want to rightly press on with the logical implications, leading to issues of gay marriage, adoption and inheritance.
Yemen tragedy is escalating amid growing Mideast mess
The scale of the humanitarian tragedy in Yemen, however, extends far beyond the direct carnage of conflict.